Czech Republic 10-Year Government Bond Yield

Czech Republic 10-Year Government Bond Yield rose by 0.017% on Friday October 24, trading at 4.343% with a weekly gain of 0.01% and monthly loss of 0.1%. The Czech National Bank's decision to hold the two-week repo rate at 3.50% in August 2025, after prior reductions, suggests a pause to address wage and inflation pressures. This stable monetary policy, alongside inflation easing to 2.3% in September 2025 but with persistent core inflation, signals a cautious stance on further easing which generally supports bond yields. The projected 2.6% economic growth for 2025, fueled by domestic demand, indicates ongoing economic activity that typically leads to stable to slightly declining bond yields. Its 52-week high was 4.699 %, while its 52-week low was 3.862 %.